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10Miss Kitty
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Re: photos Seaside Aug 25 2005
Pretty day at the beach! Was the sand trucked in? Is that a crater I see on the pic near the dune line?
Pretty day at the beach! Was the sand trucked in? Is that a crater I see on the pic near the dune line?
Kurt
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Re: photos Seaside Aug 25 2005
I haven't heard of them trucking in but those piles are big. That may be a couple of scrapings. They are getting some dune erosion from the rain.
I haven't heard of them trucking in but those piles are big. That may be a couple of scrapings. They are getting some dune erosion from the rain.
Kurt
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Re: photos Seaside Aug 25 2005
Rosemary Beach same day


Rosemary Beach same day


TooFarTampa
TooFarTampaSoWal InsiderNative of Tampa now in Boston 'burbs. Left my hear5,422 postsJoined View profileMessageSoWal Insider
Re: photos Seaside Aug 25 2005
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing. But I can't help but think those pricey piles of sand are going to be gone in a couple of days. :bang:
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing. But I can't help but think those pricey piles of sand are going to be gone in a couple of days. :bang:
Re: photos Seaside Aug 25 2005
I am pretty certain that those piles are from three scrapings.
I am pretty certain that those piles are from three scrapings.
OldtimerOldtimerBeach LoverMississippi Bound221 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Lover
Beautiful pictures, as always. The water is truly beyond description. Thanks!!!
By the way, the day is beautiful here in Tampa, cool breezes and lots of sunshine. One would never guess there was a terrific storm brewing just west of us.
I'm still hoping that Katrina changes course. Our family house has been lucky so far, but that can only last so long. Glad that most of the debris has been collected, but has is actually been removed? That could be a huge problem.
By the way, the day is beautiful here in Tampa, cool breezes and lots of sunshine. One would never guess there was a terrific storm brewing just west of us.
I'm still hoping that Katrina changes course. Our family house has been lucky so far, but that can only last so long. Glad that most of the debris has been collected, but has is actually been removed? That could be a huge problem.
Beautiful pictures, as always. The water is truly beyond description. Thanks!!!
By the way, the day is beautiful here in Tampa, cool breezes and lots of sunshine. One would never guess there was a terrific storm brewing just west of us.
I'm still hoping that Katrina changes course. Our family house has been lucky so far, but that can only last so long. Glad that most of the debris has been collected, but has is actually been removed? That could be a huge problem.
Yes, suprisingly, the County has been very busy cleaning up all of the debris. Fortunately, very few people have built more walkovers that will soon become trash heeps next week.
Seasider
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Scrapings by the county only. No sand has been trucked in. Fortunately, Seaside has not rebuilt any walkovers.
Kurt
KurtAdminSoWal2,471 postsJoined View profileMessageAdmin
Yes, suprisingly, the County has been very busy cleaning up all of the debris. Fortunately, very few people have built more walkovers that will soon become trash heeps next week.
MAY
MAYI thought about using that word, but as hopeful as I am, I don't think that Ma Nature gives a hoot about wishful thinking.
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